The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT55) NEW YORK -- May 26, 2005 -- HEDGE-FUND-PAY -- Edward S. Lampert at a press conference in New York in November 2004, made $1 billion as head of ESL Investments. At hedge funds, the rich just keep getting richer. Across Wall Street, fees for businesses from trading stocks to investing in mutual funds have been falling. But at hedge funds, those exclusive investment partnerships for the wealthy and institutions like pension funds, fees have stayed dizzyingly high, even as billions of dollars have poured into the industry and performance, on average, has faltered. (Vincent Laforet/The New York Times)
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2005-05-26
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The New York Times Agency
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